Rejection Junkies Unplugged

Has anyone ever said to you, "You act just like your dad or mom"?
It may not be something you want to hear, but in some ways it may be true.

As we develop through our childhood and our teen years the most common response for all of us is to focus on the weaknesses of our parents or those who are raising us. We naturally focus on the things we don't like about them and as a result, we adapt to their weaknesses and those weaknesses become part of our personality.

When I trace the "Rejection Syndrome" in a person's life, without fail, the focus is always on the weaknesses of those who were in authority over them.

This video will illustrate how this emotional focus is developed in your early childhood years and carried over into your adult relationships.

If I can be of help to you, you can contact me by visiting my website https://rejectionju**ies.com or email me drg@rejectionju**ies.com

I'll be there for you. God bless.

It's been said, "Repetition is the greatest teacher or the greatest torture".

If you are repeating negative emotional patterns from the past, I can help you learn how to break free from the strangle hold you are in. Habits of anger, anxiety, depression or feelings of insecurity, inferiority, inadequacy can be done away with.

I hear this question often: "If being a Christian is so wonderful, why am I still so miserable?"

When you watch this video, you will see that I used to suffer from the same dilemma. The Scriptures tell us, "the truth shall set you free". Maybe it's time for you to learn some new truths and get free from the past so you can enjoy the present and get focused on creating a great future.

I hope you'll watch the video. You can contact me by email at drg@rejectionju**ies.com

I'm here for you. God bless.